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A native application (Windows, Linux, MacOS) for music transcription. It comes with time stretch and pitch shift as most of these softwares do, but it allows you to save loop regio…

Is this how we bring "works on my machine" in production? /s

Kinda OT: can anybody recognize the keyboard in the German keyboard shot? I have been looking for a similar ISO keyboard (with international layout) for a while

About 10 months ago I posted OSle here [1], an OS in x86 assembly that fits in the 510 bytes of a bootloader. It got great discussion and I kept working on it. All userland program…

I have played with that idea for a while until I realized I was creating a poor man's web browser in the terminal. At that point I started wondering if converting my man folder to …

Such a great read! Reminds me of the bootsector OS I made some time ago[^1] Maybe it's time to equip it with a C compiler... [1]: https://github.com/shikaan/osle

Shameless plug. I built a tool[1] to manage Keepass archives in the terminal which might scratch some of the itches I am reading here: it has a TUI, but can be piped into other com…

Exactly this. I have been planning on trying to glue up something with v86[1] as I did in OSle[2] but I did not get to it yet. In that case, everything would run locally and sandbo…

Something similar, but you can play with the examples in the browser without any local setup https://shikaan.github.io/assembly/x86/guide/2024/09/08/x86-... For full disclosure, I …

A silly summer break project where I played around with Bun, which I hadn't had the chance to yet. It's not super lisp-y, there's no car, no cdr, nor macros. It's a Lisp-Inspired F…

Honestly, I made it up :) I thought about what would be the minimum I have to build in order to run some userland software that does "something". That to me looked like: spawn gues…

Oh boy, this is amazing! Thanks for the reference

Hey, thanks for your interest in this project! 3. The tty interrupt advances the cursor along with printing. So, once again, I do it to save on some instructions. In the first iter…

I would have assumed the same, but I haven't managed. On the other hand, I did not tinker too much with all these toggles; it's such a little amount of shared code (which is also p…